We enjoyed our stay at the host's place. Yes, the location was a bit far from central Bangkok, but it wasn't a priority for us to be in the city. It was no more than a two-minute walk from the condo entrance to BTS Wutthakat. The two were separated by an overhead freeway. Take BTS Exit 2, and once you reach the bottom of the stairs, just walk straight ahead. You will notice a narrow path underneath that freeway on your right. Use that path to cross to the other side of the road. The condo is straight ahead with a 7-11 on your left hand side. Very convenient! Regarding the amenities, perhaps it was just an oversight on the host's part, but there were no shampoo/conditioner, body soap/gel, and toilet paper provided. However, there were two towels and a small amount of laundry detergent there. It didn't affect us because we always bring our own toiletry items when we travel, but I think it is something to be aware of since those items were listed in the Amenities section as being provided. We did avail ourselves of the washer. You can dry the clothes out on the small balcony. There were two electric hot plates, but we didn't use them for cooking. Some utensils, cups, and glasses were provided. The microwave and fridge worked well. I had the bed for the first five nights. I liked it a lot! However, when the other two in my party arrived, they took the bed, and I had the sofa bed. I did not pull out the sofa bed, so I have no idea how long it was. I just decided to curl up on the sofa for the last two nights. There was only one blanket, and that was on the bed. There were no extra blankets provided. WiFi was great! I had a problem connecting more than one device to the network, but that was resolved painlessly. The room was a decent size. It was a studio. For one or two people, I think it's pretty good, but for three or more, it can feel rather claustrophobic. The studio was very close to the elevator, so we heard the constant beeping that emanated from the elevator as it went up/down the building. The sound could be distracting for some. The swimming pool and the fitness center were on the 6th floor. Not many people were using them during the daytime. They became somewhat crowded during the late afternoon/early evening when we were there. There was a mall called The Mall Thapra, so if you don't feel like going all the way to the center city, you can head to The Mall for something to eat or to shop. It is only one stop away from BTS Wutthakat. Pay the 10 baht fare, and get off at BTS Talat Phlu, and take Exit 3. At the bottom of the stairs, make a U-turn and just walk straight ahead for about 2-3...